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June 17 reports travel and social notes from Atlantic area. H W Epp and daughter traveled by train. A J Burnham considers first elevator project. Tarter family, Master Jay Lowers, and Andersons are noted among visitors and music lessons.
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TORAH
Mra
H.W. Epp
Ti Atlantic
Ternoon
A. J. Burnham
Harter
Atlantic
Jay Lowers
Atlantic Neue
Community Notes Show Town Weekend Visits And Events
Anderson attended the Brayton celebration Saturday. Families from Des Moines and Atlantic visited relatives here. Several residents traveled to Atlantic for errands and back Wednesday. The Children’s Day program Sunday evening drew a full church with praise for the students and organizers.
Subscription Arrears Notice From The News Telegraph
The News Telegraph asks readers to check the mailing tag for arrears. Those behind on payments are urged to bring or mail the due amount to keep their subscription active.
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News-Telegraph
Ance
Brayton News Letter Details June Celebration Attendance
Brayton’s June 17 celebration drew a large crowd despite rain and a threatening forecast. Nearby towns were represented, with many activities, a big evening dance, and visitors from Carson, Audubon, Des Moines, Valley Junction, and Belle Plaine. Several locals and visitors traveled for land, college, and family visits, while others shipped cattle to Chicago and arranged family travels on upcoming trips.
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Brayton
Antus
Hans Nymand and Son
Chicago
Eling Nymmed
Eluer
Carson
Chris Flansen
Miklesen
Margaret
H. Musbrush
Audubon
Fe Tur Val Rasman
Chris Endrgsen
Colorado
Tool
Chris Lisom
Glisters
Mesdames TR. Miler
Henry Hansen
Marl Brown
Jef
Torners
Des Moines
Valley Junection
Belle Plaine
Gladys Chamberlen
Omaha
Royle's College
Mr. Miller
Ross Bell
Wiota
L. Bisom
A. F. Andersen
Mas
North Yakima
A. G. Colvin
Panuta Exposition
L. E. Simpson
Pacific Coast
B. F. Simpson
Atlantic
Tiettmers
Nels Nelson
George Powers
Ross Howlett
Anita
George Morgan
Mr. Wallace
Neltie Bookout
Dexter
Mra. J. S
Anderson
Mra. J. S. Harter
Lulu Freeman
Maude Heath
Misses Decker Ra Boing Visits Brayton Relatives
Misses Mary Decker and Anna Ra-Boing visited at the T. M. Parro ome nr and Mrs. Lewis Heath of Atlantic were over Sunday guests with Brayton relatives. Tay Mueller and Thelma Bartlett were guests of Nira frieth last Thursday.
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Mary Decker
Anna Ra- Bo
T. M. Parro
Lewis Heath
Atlantic
Brayton
Tay Mueller
Thelma Bartlett
Nira Frieth
Shorthorn Cattle Public Sale at Kennedy Farm
A Shorthorn cattle sale will be held on June 22 at Kennedy farm 7 miles north of Lewis and 7 miles south of Atlantic. The 35 head include 25 bulls ages 11 to 14 months and cows and heifers. Some cows with calves at side, sired by Roan Goods. Terms 6 months on bankable notes at 7 percent interest, 2 percent discount for cash. Conveyances meet the morning train at Lewis. Catalogs available from Kennedy Atlantic. Auctioneer N. G. Krasebul. Dentists Dr W Heers.
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Roan Goods
Lewis
Kennedy
HL FL
Atlantic
Lo. Kennedy Cal
N. G. Krasebul
Arbitration Ends 48 Hour Streetcar Strike
Chicago resumes normal service after an all night mediation led by Mayor Thompson. An arbitration board will include a representative from each side with Thompson as neutral chair. The strike ended without violence, arrests, or major incidents as workers and companies reported cooperation.
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Thompson
Chicago
Alder
Would Bar Martial Hymns From Churches Pugilists Ban
Adjutant Rastall at Kit Carson post urges forbidding prize fighters from using the American flag as belts and argues martial imagery should be removed from church hymns. He questions churches tuning their lives to service of peace while singing Soldiers of Christ Arise and A Mighty Fortress Our God.
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Washington
Adjwant J. B. Rastall
Kit Carson Post
Christ
Bryan on Causeless War Prophesies Peace Conference
Washington June 17 Former Secretary Bryan in the first section of his statement on The Causeless War prophesied that the greatest peace making opportunity in history would come to the United States and that there would be a demand for an international conference with peace to revise the rules of international law made for nations at war rather than for nations at peace.
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Bryan
Washington
United States
Colorado sails for Mexican waters with marines to face Yaquis
San Diego June 17 The flagship Colorado of the Pacific fleet sails for Mexican waters with three companies of marines. The Yaquis threaten foreigners as General Carranza declines to accept peace overtures from the Villa Zapata faction for the present.
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San Diego
Cal
Colorado
Pacife
Mexican
Era
Carranza
Mexico
Villa Zapata
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